Personnel moves at the American Red Cross, Bureau of Governmental Research, Georges Media

By Staff Report

Source: The Times-Picayune | Nola.com

July 28, 2024

Derek Landrum and Natanael “Nate” Pabon-Trinidad have joined the staff of the Bureau of Governmental Research.

Landrum, business and operations manager, has a background in youth development and program management. He served as a 4-H agent with the LSU AgCenter for seven years, overseeing the youth development programs in Orleans and Plaquemines parishes.

He earned a bachelor’s in ecology and evolutionary biology from Tulane University and a master’s in agricultural and extension education from LSU.

Pabon-Trinidad, a research analyst, has had internships and assistantships with the Bureau of Governmental Research, LSU, PFM Group and the Louisiana Department of Health.

He earned bachelor’s in economics and political science and a master’s in public administration, all from LSU.

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Kenneth St. Charles has been hired by the American Red Cross as regional chief executive for the Louisiana region.

St. Charles, a New Orleans native, will lead the organization in Louisiana, overseeing fundraising, disaster management and the organization’s vast network of volunteers.

He is the former president and CEO of St. Augustine High School and a retired Army officer.

He brings fundraising experience from his role at the Greater New Orleans Foundation, where he raised over $8 million in three months after Hurricane Ida.

St. Charles is a board member of the Bureau of Governmental Research, The Times-Picayune, the Pro Bono Publico Foundation and the DePaul/Daughters of Charity New Orleans Foundation.

He earned a bachelor’s in business administration from Loyola University New Orleans, a master’s in business administration and a doctorate in educational administration, both from the University of New Orleans. St. Charles deployed to Kuwait during Operation Desert Storm in 2003 and retired as a lieutenant colonel after 30 years of active service.

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